The climate targets of the German government are ambitious.

This will result in an increasing degree of connectivity between producers, storage facilities and consumers.And also includes energy-relevant products in buildings, e.g., the heating system.

The climate targets of the German government are ambitious and call for a reduction in greenhouse emissions of at least 55 percent by 2030 compared to 1990. Subsequently, Germany should be virtually CO₂ neutral by 2050. To ensure these targets are achieved, it is necessary, inter alia, to increase the share of energy generated from volatile, decentral sources.

This will result in an increasing degree of connectivity between producers, storage facilities and consumers. And also includes energy-relevant products in buildings, e.g., the heating system.

Programme:

Chair: Carina Bastuck

9:15   Welcome

Andreas Lücke, managing director, BDH

 

9:25   Impulse lecture: Building connectivity for climate protection and intelligent sector coupling

Karl-Heinz Backhaus, Director Politics, Associations- and standardizations management, Vaillant GmbH

 

9:40   Impulse lecture: Motivation and target setting for the Digitalisation of the Energy revolution and the Networking of Energy systems

Dr. Wolfgang Zander, Founder and chief representative of BET

 

10:00  Panel discussion: Connectivity with energy-management systems – status and perspectives

     

 Guests:

·        Dr. Moritz Lauster, Senior Product Manager Platforms, Viessmann

·        Stephan Kluepfel, Business Analyst Product Area Electrification, BOSCH Thermotechnik

·        Peter Kellendonk, CEO, EEBUS-Initiative

·        Ruwen Konzelmann, Head of Business Unit Smart Energy, Theben AG and Director of Working Group Smart Meter Gateway of the Business initiative Smart Living

·        Dieter Kehren, Director of special department Energy management systems, BDH

 

10:40   Summary

Andreas Lücke, managing director, BDH